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# Check usage stats

Coupler.io calculates all your import and usage statistics that is used in subscriptions plans.

Our plans are mostly based on how many accounts your organization has, and in the case of free users we also measure Data volume (the number of exported rows). However we also take the amount of users and the frequency of the Auto refresh. You can learn more about what differentiates our plans on our [pricing page](https://www.coupler.io/pricing) and check more detailed how the limits works [here](/functionality/coupler.io-features-and-limits.md).

You can find most of the data you need on the [homepage](https://app.coupler.io/app/home).

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On this page, you will be able to see the progress bar with the number of accounts you currently use, the number of data flows you have, the data sources that you have connected, and the number of dashboards set up.

You can also see statistics in the ['Billing' section](https://app.coupler.io/app/billing). Here you will also find out what your limits are and what schedule you can follow for your data flows. It also includes information about the user limit, accounts, data destination limits, and the amount you pay.

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